Can you sleep in these masks?
36689
The short answer is no. If you could stay on you back all night and not remove it in your sleep, you might be able to do it. Lying on your side would likely disturb the alignment/fit and you would lose protection.
968021
Yes the mask does block all light frim coming through around your lower nose. The mask is also great for side sleeper as I sleep 75% on my side and 25% on my back.
1377658
Speak with your doctor. I didn't wear them. Assuming you are lying down and your legs are even or raised above your heart you should not need to wear them to sleep in.
552737
Yes, You can wear them to bed. I forget that I have them on most of the time.
967928
not uncomfortable at all. I sleep on my back and it's like I'm not wearing a mask at all!
2244657
Yes, it helps put you to sleep because it is very dark, and you begin to relax. However, over time I noticed that hwoever they have the magnets attached inside, it released most of them and of course they clung to one another. Now, I have magnets piled high in one place and nothing in another. I do sew, so I will be taking it apart and re-attaching them to their original places, but it will be a pain. It is truly the softest mask, and the tension in your eye area goes away, but I am unhappy that the magnets jumped around after 6 months of wear.
1464969
If you're a horse and sleep standing up probably. Otherwise I think you'd find them a bit bulky to sleep in. The outside profile of each earcup is flat so you might be able to. Might have to go without a pillow that night.
452783
Probably not. And they poke out too far for someone to wear when sleeping unless they lay on their back. Ironically, snoring is usually worse when someone's on their back. Wax is actually best if you can get it out clean afterwards.
421395
I don't see why not - though if you move around a lot or sleep on your side/stomach, they may shift or come off. I didn't wear them for extended periods of time, but as long as you're not using the ventilated shell for milk collection you should be fine.
257240
Yes you can, as long as you are not a restless sleeper. They are a bit cumbersome and can make your legs sweat.
1639251
Yes I think so. Obviously you'll smush them a bit since they have a shape, but it's not uncomfortable. They're pretty flexible even though they're rounded for eye movement/ have shape to them. I sleep on my stomach sometimes too. Haven't had any issues with them. (But just note that I've only been using them a short time.)
1947429
No they will not. As another reviewer commented, they are great for protecting your hearing. Their main selling point is that you are supposed to be able to still hear everything as if you had no earplugs in. So no, they don't block snoring.
554505
You can if you want! I usually just wash my face with some soap prior to using the face mask
1003857
I've found no problem with breathing in this mask... I believe the slightly larger holes on the mouth area are designed for allowing easier air flow. hope this helps :)
142602
No. Well I can't sleep while wearing these. The metal of the earbuds protrudes and it hurts my ears to lie on my side. So if you're a back sleeper then you might be able to sleep in these. I do use them when I meditate. In a upright position. They block out external noise enough for me to turn off/tune out.
30784
yes, I would highly recomend them. You will be able to sleep on your side with them on.I use them only in the daytime around loud noise, it blocks out 75% of the volume.However, for sleeping you could get the foam ones that are disposible from a drug store. These would drown out about the same volume.
566901
No. I would not recommend these for sleeping, unless you sleep on your back and never put your ear down onto the pillow. The plastic sticks out of your ear and it would be uncomfortable and not work very well. For sleeping, I suggest those green foam ear plugs that are designed for sleeping. I think CVS and/or Walgreens sells them.